"LEARN TO PLAY THE GUITAR" e-Book

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

• Preface *

• Introduction

• Choice of Guitar

• Main Parts of the Guitar

• Lesson 1 - Tuning the Guitar

• Basic Terms and Symbols in Music

• Lesson 2 - The Notation of Rhythms

• Lesson 3 - Rhythmic Exercises

• Lesson 4 - Terms and Symbols in Guitar Music 9

• Learning Pitches on the Guitar

• Notes on the High E-String (first string)

• Lesson 5 - Notes on the B-String (second string)

• Dotted Rhythms

• Lesson 6 - Notes on the B and E-Strings

• Lesson 7 - Notes on the G-String (third string)

• Lesson 8 - Notes on the D-String (fourth string)

• Lesson 9 - Notes on the G and D-Strings

• Lesson 10 - Notes on the A-String (fifth string)

• Lesson 11 - Notes on the low E-String (sixth string)

• Note Drill

• Lesson 12 - Accidentals

• Lesson 13 - Rests

• Lesson 14 - Reading Guitar Music in 2 to 4 Parts

• Reference Sheet

• Lesson 15 - Two Beginning Pieces

• Lesson 16 - Key Signatures

• Lesson 17 - Self Test

• Lesson 18 - Scarborough Fair

• Prelude in D Major

• Lesson 19 - Exercises for the Development of Rhythm

• Lesson 20 - Two Selected Classical Pieces

• Lesson 21 - Scales

• Lesson 22 - Slurs

• Lesson 23 - Basic Chords

• House of the Rising Sun

• Lesson 24 - Advanced Tuning Techniques

• Lesson 25 - Finding Notes on the Fret Board

• Lesson 26 - Classical Guitar Pieces

• Lesson 27 - Guitar Repertoire Selections

• Answers to Exercises

A lot of people think music is difficult to read--but it's not. It's actually the simplest written language there is. And once you get the basics down, the rewards will last a lifetime. Whether it's classical, rock, hip hop, techno, reggae, ambient, country, folk, jazz or anything else, music is written and recognized in the same way throughout most of the world...

• Learn the names of notes and clefs

• Find where the notes fall on staves

• Find where the notes fall on a keyboard

• Understand note length

• Understand time signatures

• Understand key signatures

• Know the common words and symbols

Tuning is the process of manipulating the tuning pegs of a guitar so that each string rings at the proper note, or pitch. There are three principal ways of doing this: reference tuning, relative tuning and electronic tuning. These processes are the same regardless of whether the guitar is electric or acoustic, or whether it has nylon or steel strings...

Loads of not-so-common chords for you to learn. Easy to follow diagrams.

The TABS:

• SWEET HOME ALABAMA

• SWEET CHILD O' MINE

• SMELLS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT

• UNDER THE BRIDGE

• TIME OF YOUR LIFE

• BACK IN BLACK

• JOHNNY B GOODE

• STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN

• I BELIEVE IN A THING CALLED LOVE

A person who has the musical skills necessary to play one or more instruments may have the desire to become a professional musician or work in a related field. The intent of this manual is to give you an insight into how you can achieve those goals and subsequently earn a comfortable living.

• INTRODUCTION

• GETTING STARTED

• FREELANCING

• MAKING A LIVING

• DIFFERENT STROKES FOR DIFFERENT FOLKS

• OTHER SOURCES OF INCOME

• MAKING A PROMO KIT

• PICTURES

• SONG LISTS

• BUSINESS CARDS

• VIDEOS

• STATIONERY

• FINDING WORK

• PLANNING

• SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE

• CREATING THE GIG

• CONCLUSION

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